Pakistan Earthquake Gallery - Frankhudec.ca

Kashmiri men, some still in shock, wait for treatment outside a Canadian Forces DART medical clinic in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan following a devastating earthquake in the region.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

An elderly man sleeps in front of the ruins of his earthquake-damaged home in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Ordinary Seaman Kim Beaver from Sheet Harbour, N.S., a medical technician with the Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Team, treats a young boy with a broken arm near Bandi Tagian, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Warrant Officer Christine Styles from Whitby, Ont., a Physician's Assistant with the Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Team, tends to a pregnant woman with a broken pelvis in the remote mountain village of Palhot Bala, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Sgt Alain Beauvais from Gatineau, Que., a medical technician with the Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Team (MMT), speaks to local villagers outside an MMT clinic in the Pakistan mountain village of Khatar Nar near the Kashmir Line of Control dividing India and Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

An elderly man stands in front of the ruins of his earthquake-damaged home, near the Canadian Forces DART camp in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

$Cpl Nathalie Leclerc from Montreal, Que., a medical technician with the Canadian Forces DART, walks a young boy with a fractured arm and his mother into the Canadian field hospital in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan.<br> Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera$

Master Seaman Yanick Fournier from Repentigny, Que., a medical technician with the Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Team, examines a Kashmiri boy in the Pakistan mountain village of Khatar Nar near the Kashmir Line of Control dividing India and Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Sgt Mike Friar (right) from Walkerton, Ont., and MCpl Stuart Russelle from Sudbury, Ont., Canadian Forces DART medical technicians with the Mobile Medical Team, carry an earthquake-injured boy from a helicopter in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Cpl Steve Hamlyn from St. John's, Nfld., a field engineer with the Canadian Forces DART, stands outside a relief camp for earthquake survivors next to the Reverse Osmosis Water Purification Unit site in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

A local boy drinks clean drinking water produced by the Canadian Forces DART, at a newly-opened Reverse Osmosis Purification Unit site in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Sgt John Sudsbear from Kingston, N.S., and construction engineers with the Canadian Forces DART, move a water pipe into position at the Jhelum River pumping station in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan. The DART engineers are helping local residents restore the vital water supply to the earthquake-stricken village and surrounding areas.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Cpl Kevin Paul from Carleton Place, Ont., a photographer with the Canadian Forces DART, shows Kashmiri children a digital image of themselves after taking their picture in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan. <br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

A Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Team (MMT), walks with local villagers up a steep mountain trail near Bandi Tagian, Pakistan. MMTs have been deployed to provide primary medical care to the inhabitants of remote mountain villages along the earthquake-stricken Jhelum River valley. <br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Sgt Brad Fowler from Winnipeg, Man., a medical technician with the Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Team (MMT), cleans a head laceration on an injured baby near Bandi Tagian, Pakistan. MMTs have been deployed to provide primary medical care to the inhabitants of remote mountain villages along the earthquake-stricken Jhelum River valley.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Teams have been deployed to provide primary medical care to the inhabitants of remote mountain villages along the earthquake-stricken Jhelum River valley. Many of the villages are only accessible by foot, and can take as many as five hours to reach from the valley floor below.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

A village elder smiles outside a Canadian Forces DART Mobile Medical Team (MMT) clinic in the Pakistan mountain village of Khatar Nar near the Kashmir Line of Control dividing India and Pakistan. <br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

LCol Arshad Saeed from Ottawa, Ont., a doctor with the Canadian Forces DART, attends Friday prayers in a local mosque in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan. LCol Saeed is originally from Karachi, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

MCpl Ralph Morgan from Petawawa, Ont., a medical technician with the Canadian Forces DART, Mobile Medical Team, administers a diphtheria vaccine to a villager after a clinical diagnosis of a suspected case of the communicable disease near the remote mountain village of Buchha, Pakistan. <br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Gunner Justin Connors from Timmins, Ont., a member of the Canadian Forces DART, works with Pakistan Army soldiers to prepare a helicopter sling load of humanitarian aid to be airlifted to the high mountain villages surrounding Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Military personnel watch as an AN-124 Antonov cargo plane loaded with Canadian Forces DART, equipment and supplies is unloaded at night at Chakalala airforce base in Islamabad, Pakistan. The huge cargo aircraft was one of five civilian Antonov airlifts contracted to deliver the DART equipment and supplies from CFB Trenton, Ont., to the region. <br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Private Ken Proulx, from Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., a member of the Canadian Forces DART, aims an Inmarsat satellite dish from an earthquake-damaged school at the main Canadian camp in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Soldiers with the Canadian Forces DART, tow a jingle truck loaded with DART supplies into their main camp after the vehicle became stuck in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan.<br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Sgt France Tardif from Val d'or, Que., a medical technician with the Canadian Forces DART, listens to a baby's heart at the Canadian field hospital in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan. <br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

Maj. Julia Atherley-Blight from Harrowsmith, Ont., Deputy Commanding Officer of the Canadian Forces DART, salutes during a solemn Remembrance Day ceremony at the DART camp in Garhi Dopatta, Pakistan. <br>
Credit: Sgt Frank Hudec/Canadian Forces Combat Camera

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